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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
~ 9Th st., corner Z NV.
Filling Speciality ALSO the cure Of toothsche with
out extracting local anesthetic used on the gums
alevlates the pain OF extracting. ja13
nR: 7. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 9TH ST,
~ three doors from corner of E. Dentistry in all its
branches. Teeth inserted ~ per set. All work war
ranted. an1
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A Political Debate I'm the senate.

BY REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL
There was quite an extended political debate In
the senate this afternoon on the resolution OF Mr
Plumb calling for information rs TO certain rules
In the Pension ofice. Some OF the
democratic senators declared themselves In
favor OF putting democrats In the Offices Mr.,
Beck spoke OF Superintendent Jameson OF the rail-
way mall service as a pronounced republican and
said when he Becky had business In that offce he
had TO go with his hat in his hand, and was turned
away like beggar.
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Capitol Topics.
aARRATH QnaRRYAHCR


In the Senate to-day Nj. Blair presented over
200 petitions having II 9l2 sgners for the enact
ment Of laws to require rigid observance Of the
Sabbath by forbidding the running OF trains. de-
livery OF mails. etc.
The House this afternoon went into committee
OF the whole CIR. Blunt OF GeorgiA, In tho chair,
on the pleur0- pneumonia bin.
uO1Ia
The Secretary OF the TREASURY 70 day submitted
to the House estimates for two ad0lfaonal CLERKS
and one messenger for the ctyR service CON.
TEE MATHEWS Cana good deal OF curiosity
Is manifested to know what the President WIN %
In the Matthews cas-. but Is yetthere = no Int
nation Of what cOurae he VIII pursue. The pTea1-
dent has not yet been onlcally notifled Of Mr.
Matthew rejection aS register Of deodA. Col
Lamont said to-day that he had 10 fdea Whist q
President intended doing In the matter.
CONSUL YoUN8S RzsnMeAasoM.-Qm ?. L \.
Young, Of Georgia, has rendered hs resignation q
consul general ct St. peeegsbdrr and g ha6
been accepted 20 take e1eof Is oece.
1t Il reported that General Vleae Nm he aent 70
that post upon the exparAfioa g HI cmgTeGn1onal
term. -
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I1.1!E ESTATE
l. ON LIE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND G STREETS Southeast
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
me District OF Columbia, in equity cause. No s:3
the premises On !. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY EiGHIH
parcel Of land and premises situate in the CITY Of
Washington and District of Columbia known and de-
ginning for the same at the southeast Of the
sald LOT and running thence west forynine (49 feet
thence east forty nine t49) feet eight tS5 inches
thence south eighteen dS) feet to the place of be-
ing OF q one story brick store. room.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the court-cash
depos Of hfty GOD dollars will be required ON accept
ance OF o1d and recording
cost On ten OO) days default in compliance with
terms OF sale the right is reserved to resell on Ave
(5) days notice at purchasers cost and risk
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee.
,,,,,,o. ,,.o.. 46S Louisiana ave. NV.
OONCANSON BROS. Aucts. ja27-d&ds
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A SIX YOUR RETAILER FOR THE
JAMES MEANS So SHor.
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reputation Of the original
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US Will bring you Information how to get this shoe in
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Thousands who wear them viii tell you the reason II
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SONS, 1922 7th st. NV. ii GOIDSTETN 01S 7th
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ATTORNEYS.

DATRICK O'FARRELL.
Il Attorney and Counsellor-at-IAw,
Solicitor of Patents and Claims. 11O6 r st.
Residence, 1928 st. NV d0-:3ms
N H. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
4\s Rooms = and 4. Gunton Law Building
Residence. 813 st. NV mh29
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THEATLEY'S STEAM DYE WORKa
TIE RUSH IS OVER.

- All work hnished and ready for delivery. Many
5nanks 70 my friends and patrons for their patient In
t Hork from the District and s parts q ths County
to do It promptly, but I now have ample fo1cs and
every facility TO All all orders with promptnss and
WHEXTiEYH. qoss c1 9eer iSs ana dsiysrsd
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF COINS. BOOKS, &c.
virtue " an order Of Supreme Court of the Dis
Irlct u Coumb1a holding an Orphans Court the un-
aersisned wa sell ut the auction rooms Of Duncanson
Er0S corner OF Sth and ID SITS MONDAY the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. b. 1857. at
Gni.EvEN O'CLOCK A. M. the library, consisting Of
Hlstorlca Scientific and other works. in Latin French
English and other languages and also lot Of Copper
ana other Coins Medals Quartz, Minerals and other
geological Specimens. belonging to the estate of late
Edward Foreman, deceased, late ethnologist at the
Terms Of sale: Cash.
ss.. #EiaS j. HifESs
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PKIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES on
study 70 adults confidential; prepares tor orllera
Annapolis, Vest Point, all examinsfiona
SEQ IVY INSTITUTE Az. cor Sth and 4 sts NV
SCaooL OF Music IESrABIIsHED 18TH
n 1905 81 Ct NV :
fnvste Or Class LesDons Church oman N, uvaef;ca
su21-6m THO INGALLS, EiE6. fr3kne3SsI
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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RkR G0G .10c. ROYAL CLUE MENDs
6puS everything solid a. Rock! Hard
8 e. Co. Broken Glass, China. Furniture,
6rac. Bools AsAlsr aud everything else With ever.
!la.sung, nseparxtle tenAcity Always Ready! Alwsys
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OReAgTzATTog PERFECaED.

A meeting Of eeattle's musieally In.
clined citizens VS. held last evsnine
pursuant 80 q call iasaed By Prof.
Gsddsa. and largely sianed. for the par.
pose Of discussing the feasibility and
advisablllty OF organising N 0getorio
Soaiety IN this city. J0hn B. Denny
Was chosen temporary ChAiFEnan and A
H. King temporary Secretary. Ins
ChaiFman stated the obieut and Q Ren.
eFal discussion vas bad. the tenor Of
which waa that ench an organization
vas very desirable In this community.
Finally & motion that those pfosent or
eaniEe themselves into az OeaioFto So
ciety vas uaanimodsly adopted and per
manent officers were elected ~ folloWe;
JOAN B. Denny, President; &. Il. kine,
Secretary; s. ID. Crockett. Finsneinl
Secretary; Mrs. n. AeAicken, Treas
urer.
A motion vas carried THAI the society
meet for rehearsal and the Transaction
Of business every "Wednesday evening
al the Baptist Church.
An Executive COMMITTEE waa ap-
pointed, a. follows: Wm. OArkeek, ).
d. Crockett, Miss Emma Allen, Mra.
Cora Z. Barton and Miss Emma Az
kina
The follswine we're sppointsd Gem
mittee on Consultation and Bylaws:
Prof. 0eddes, Thomas i. Letell and
Mia. Geo. h AdAlT. after which the 90
ciety adiOarnsd.
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80 = -
I It's tsllgMiNM GHmmnGgz1 e. mai egem1|
Wsre aISH h. = - skeszss.4s
rr-.-- -. = rDN-..- -.
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-. =. s'..s.... 4 = n = : y
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-. - - 49, 81 :. 2 = - ). =
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49,. -. ~ = -. =. +. -. -
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- -. :. = - - 2. 49,
49,. =. = i -. 80
-, - } - I'D - ...s - = -.
- q Ai98A3 s-4Nl4 49,
80 e ssss =, J.
- : :. - -, :. Z. = 3, +. =
- - : - : :. - = s 49,
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P0EIoE coURr EezEs.

Before Rollce yudke eodasbora yes
l1Fday, w. =. Liknas was nnnd @. x
Including oogla fog uein1 bed lanQsaee
Enooh Anderson mas nuad SIS foR dia
orderly esndaoi. 4 charge q dEunksn.
mesa aRainat tess nAms naan waa die
minasA. @
Psssr York for diaurasxly oondnsI
eas esat 70 the eoanfg tail fer 70 days,
and fos assault an4 halfagy hs Was ssn-
teuaeo 30 B days In ehs nnma fail.
AehezRs Of maina BAD Language urs.
ferred against EdaaEd DWysf vas dis.
missed feF vans Of seida6oe.
Frank DoulinR, WfIliaIn DelfsI and
6aokRs Uulfsa, mA0 were nRhfina e.
The elrosag laat niRht, viii AppnaF b..
fore 1adRs 6odsrhszR e 1 oiel1ck today
% answer % eaaEzs q ns4anll an1
battery. ssass.S--aliAA4
Ths civil eufe e Bareholsmaw amainsa
Constants Th0Enten uaa heard hetors Q
jury IL the sama OouFA. Tnfa Wna .
cnee Of nnlnWfai sainare of pHopsrey
and the Jury hronEhs In Q vszdiet q e.
var Of the plaintl9 And aasenaea ths
damages at $50. he aEnouns elaimsd.
In Jussine Jonesas 0unRi, - oasn Of
Hunter ". Smith, on aone aooounts
was haaEd and tAksn under adxiaemena
until today.
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Tn AuTHoRrTrrs wan NUnEaoua. :

TEE AUTHokrTEzs wKnn HUMxaous.--
JadRe Greene glanced Significantly 81
81 Law books On ons Of The counsel
tables IN the DistFiaa Court yesterday,
ghen The cAse Of William Lode against
the steamer Geo. w. Elder was called
for AERument LAwyss HaiHea. had be
tFied. could have pointed ~ q more
Law books which were iyinR bafors him
% the tahle. The aEgnment VS. On 4
demurrer against the eomplains fIed n
The case. a demuTreF, IN the piaa6lu0.
"a = easa, adunlaa ali tie eifc1msssnesS
alleged b. tie piaint5a. a1d insiass that
ths ,lsaintiA h not entitled to recover.
Fhe ctruamatnnosa aiieRed are, thai thp
piainfiH. while vhesline q truck q -
steamer, fell into the hold and was dan-
esFuaIiy in1zreA he hrouRhS gais n,
aamaRsa and The defendants al uo -
dsfsnsa Of osuaFlbusaEy nesliaencs -
pars e The plAinai9. JndQa Greena - >
referred % II Of his 81 authorfsies
when tie argument wss postponsd unliI
indaF.
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rs.ss.f fsetr|a "a a. NsE4hcla Fe.4o-.
yrnSne.d ay. g n keddksh ~ th1ne.
- q II Marin. u B Ghardalgs " Z
KSo~Ison end wife. s hnnN ~
Hen-y and Wis, q g oaEris1n, 8fH1l
Wasfinxfon. Mlas B.z1eho h1e1.ln.
IN ~ 80 eon. y J Ksnneds. A 2 Bsaapn.
JOison and - emigr&nfa.
pass1.d a nrstnRfrn o. the OrrHu1 4hcE1
rfre-- " efnesdaTs George Wel1H. = Zen
,ei Tom Brown Joe eull1h. y q ele411.
Scr. M n Dunbar nne wife, Dx y n
rsarcs ard dAEghter. q King ID &
Thomenn and II emtgrAnl4
s,a,efr w ednesdaTs MiaB G kieUpf =
= fTwsa. Y WebxseK. @ n MiBmI and
svife. laura b Nina y 0nkh end -
esnI0rNutH.
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ALWAYS SAFE Avn sURR,

4 e haks o taks RakRDnnznls PSxsa
eny tiDes eu1 % - Ne bss1 Busnilg
they aho1id b taken q N GmplY
gtomaeh bsfaEs mnina % ha6.l For Oon-
ssipatacn 81 Dy1pspElA O19 % twu talked
epeEy nlght will. - . Ghezt time, peFfaxm
- nh1ozu1o e1Ea u q VEL % take q
puEEAsfvo et loaat 1nea e. tNiee q moaah
g . pEevansivs q dissaeeA RnAMnnMxnn
Pux9 aEe entiBaly vegetable. and he
eafeol and mosa enso1iVe paENa11vo ever
Introduced % TIE public. They have
oesn ase9 n this sonntgy for ever atty
laAKA
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rae NFW YRsLER BLOCK.

ux HuMpnKD toms OF Nr0gsM NOW AFLoAT
Ton Tzn EoUNpATIoz.
DuEing the absence Of AessFa. Low
man and YealsF, Mr.. George Foster at
tends 10 Me-. Yealer's buslnssa. Yesser-
day afternoon reporter called upon
niu 10 ascertain bow soon the work Of
construction wouid be commenced on
tbs new four.ssoFy Yssssr block. Mr..
Foster said
tween Mr.. Yssler lefs be instructed
one 20 havo the buildings removed from
the peopoaed site Of the now block,
hnrn the rabhiah and exoavAte for the
easement and Foundation. / have fol
loved wy instructions % far 81 the -
maval Of the buildings IL concerned.
with che axcepsion Of the workshop Of
z. q. Miles, which eonnot be torn down
until wa can bald another shop for
him. That viii require ten days, and
delays the exoaVating iusf that mueh.
a. Ne win haul the diFt cot through toe
opening nov closed By the ouly rs
nainiaa huilding. HoWevef, hops 20
nave the excavation well under way By
the time Mr. Lowman returns. Which
VIA b about Ooaobeg ihsh. Mr.. YeelsR
ulll couns about she hFst Of November.
Nv ne way, Nj. feslaF WFiies that be
spenl dAy In New York very pleas
antly With
HxsHx WILLARD,
whe showed ths old eantlsman every
courtesy and attention and drove him
over Toe city In bis privaie carriage aud
entertained him al bis eieaans reai
aenee.
IN uAvn sEx HUSDaKD ross
OF u.ona from Chuckauuiqa Quarry sn the
wAv 10 seattle for the foaoeast0n and
hasernena walls az the new baiiainn,
before lawns for the East MR. fssief
eontracted vita Captain Adams for The
delivery Of this stone. and leok for y
10 arrive al ans time now."
RnporAar-nAve any arFanRennsnfs
been mads IN regard 70 vho shall pa
~ Fo~isF- No. a. soon a. the sxcs-
waaion ia well undeF Way ge viii fnliow
49, - estahisahed oastom OF ealing
80 hids FOR ehs construction of Toe
hlnek. and ne serb Wili be given - ths
/ lowe9s reRpanefbse bidder. Tue nee
euiEaina viii aeeapv aha ensirs spans be
| su-nnn eha Yeales. Lar block and tos
| p,es hailAln.t wiil - bnlll on The sa1s
er.as a. thoss huildinaa aud TIE ns9
| S.h~nhaeher hloek. acfe~a the street
erTre tne Pssr lNrxG11aRRuEa sfhce,
ans wsil BE- exaeaiy zee sArra eiasa OF Z
/ e-ilslnv nna shs sama style % aFceiaee.
s~re - lhe Yesssr. LssFy block, h1s ell
- ,sTe story higher. Il wlil have an
slmvnsor ana all fne @oasFn impfove-
i N ---a-s-
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A JUROR ARRESTED FOR GOV
TEMPT.


In the eass Of 4. Ortiz against n.
Jones. recently trisd IN he Distrisi
Court. The jury retired Ct 40 o'clock n
he aftsEnson aud did not aerse upon q
verdict unsil s o'clock the following
morning. Theirs WHARF whispers abroad
that the iaFy had aeresd on vsrdiot
eoon alteg retiring, bus thAt one man
changed" the Jury until morning. Ysa-
terday morning eleven Of the iugymsn
". =. Newton, 3. Ulin, q. @. Etstnvae.
O. =. CaFiet0n, Otto smith, Jehn Huili-
san h. LanRdon, Daniel Kelly. j. viii
lama. @. w. Soota. and D. Carl, pre-.
ssnted the following complains 70 Chief
Justice Jo1ess
eve. she undersigned, iurosa in The
ease Of Jones' aaninas Orfh, do make
this statement Of facts &c 20 the nauss
OF our beiag oooupisd 90 long tins b
fsanhfnR q Vssdios 10 the ahove men-
toned case. Doe Of our brothaE iurorn,
one W. W. Easter, who stosd lrm
against eleven other jurors and would
DOT reason with us 10 trying % reach E
veEdicf, bus from the casting OF the $50
oDd og third ballot, definitely told us
thai the ballot be had cast would Be me
same through toe night, and 70 truly
believe thes BE recon for % alsnSlne
9as 70 reosivs IN extra days pay. A.
tbs break OF day, and iusl prior % be-
ing infsrmed that hEeakfaat would be
Fsads IN tveaty minutes, be then told
a. Of his oWn eeo0rd that be would
taken the same stand IN other trials and
A.. A. A. -
soma This, your honor, is not doaa 10
any spirit Of malice OF anger. hut 70 les
he Honorable Court and yourself nm
dsrslana the true cause Of delay Ia
reaching . verdict, and We e. iuF0Ps,
selt u as our duty 70 inform you Of such
faets."
lhs eleven j1rymen signed The com
plant. After considering the matter
Chef Justice Jones issued q warrant
for the aFFest Of W. W. Rasteg on q
charge Of eontempa Of Oourt. Tbs
sartant charges '.misbshRvioT, wilfui
neRisct and visitation Of duty while act
inR a. juror, for refusing 70 deliberate
chile sitting as 9 Juror In the ease Of
Jones aGainat Ofth." Tbs warrant Vas
given 20 Deputy Sheriff Padden who
broughe Mr.. Easter into Court he was
allowed 20 give his personal FeooRniz-
Ance IN the sam OF $50 to appear IN
Court this morning 30 answer the charge
and 70 purge himself Of the alleged
eontempt.
be complaint is considered most
unusual, although the lawyers think II
ie entirely proper II the charges made
AFe true. Judge Jones says Il 10 the
6rst tnstanee Of the kind IN his expert
snee and to HE knowledge. There
WeFs ave eases during the present term
70 which IN extra days pay vas allowed
jurors, three criminal and too civil
cases. IL will be remembered Judge
jones Feesatly directed that In certain
instances the extra pay SHOULD Be
charged up a. costs IN order 70 discour-
age vex attous and petty appeals involv-
ING small sums of money.
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GIVE THEM A CHANCE.

That IL 10 say, your lungs. Alse all
your bFeasking machinery. Very Won
dsFful machinery Il IL. Not only the
larger cir passages, but the thousands
Of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are cloRged and ohoked
With matter thaf ought net 10 Be lhere.
vouF lungs cannot half do their work
And vhat thsy do. they sanBca do veil.
Oall it cold. cough, group. pneumonia.
caaarFh. consumption or any Of the
family Of throat and nose end had and
lung obstFue1ions, ell ere bad. All
ought 70 Be- got rid Of. Thers Il iuss
one surs Way 20 eet rio Of them. That
10 90 take Boshee's German Syrup.
which any druggist will sell 81 Is cent?
bottle. Evsa n everything else has
failed yeu, you may depend upon this
for certain action. DIV
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HrPY III.


oapsain .. b Ekbsy. uhae il neatfla
1sstaraay rsI.fsd the fuIssuing ssazg:
II uzs b Pof Tswnnad Tussazl
nf4ht aRd e I So o. ny W1S - -
holsk ahuui $50 ID ehs egsafnR I M
BLY, Thnrnsan. ne fsisREnph opalz1az.
aiso 20 hfn u19 homa / naksd him
man eakm etsRy hse11k1f and s1aaEkapA
opoEasss seesy tfzna be nnsefs I'm
NnAx b I'm Knnsf
] I'D ns9 aapeet him % tslI ne any
fhinas sd mAqn be aidia6 np toward
Ia and said. Noe fh1g d 91Hiofly co.,
ndant4ls / uns greatly srEzzi1ed, and
va al eaE1. far knsw b had eoDe-
shin1 God. l. o. esanse. pEsmigs1 b
aI that waa good and bad lkas 1 wuu1a
hole Ii tie STRESSES oon91sDce nnV.
1hing be might eaiL Afssr keeping -
u Eugpanse nsna tine. hs safd: Lee
eilgn II eea1lls has iuel toEd me ever
The wifa ehna me PuHr EnxnxxauxRunn
has reesfsed word fFom Nee xork lhAl
thistle b todsy's E1es nsaxly twenty
minuaen.'
I wAs uMxEGMxxD
10 hear ~ news, and e oaee ssmsz-
oeged thas Captain Carroll had told ne
TIE dag before lha1 be had &lsc9 ID
soarss cold np On shs race, and Ehat be
go egmewhat solieitonB oVas NE ~
salt ] be1Red Tharman % aElou me 10
ten OaEEuil, e. / knsu. o. thonght ]
knsW. he wuuld nienp bsateE II h waa
Informed that he had won. IhnrmnnI
annlly esnskntsd shaa miah1 teIl usE-
Eoll, e the Anooa uolld lsaFs early Tie
1e1f morning. b / Rroped ny way
1oWn 10 the wharf and On board the
nip, and when / Anld Cap1ain uakrsli
What bad been ted, be ist 9 Whonp
0ut Of him that could be heard feE
miles nro1nd. ] nsvoR $50 Q better
pieaead man In ny lifa 1han he waas
ae vent up town and eel 40 she 0ygteFs
I'D 6efoEs inidnleA1 everybody N Porn
knew tka result Of the yaoht
Iaoes al1hD1gh we had bofh sworn e
ksep Il profound seoret.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

Two DTyoncR CAaz--Yioia Fine,
zee Coulter, yesterday presented in the
Dlstrici oOurt. Der petition for 9 divorces
from her husband George II. Finn.
Thsy we're married 10 Seattle. N0ven-
Der IS, 1879. and Hrs. Finn alleges the,
Der hasoaad deserted her July Is, lS6h
and sent 90 Calf aEnia. They have nc
ohildran. Mrs. Finn desires % resams
her maiden nams. Mary A. Baiisy an
piied. aIso, for disaFss from Der hos-
band George 4. batlev. they were mar
red February II. 1881, IN San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Bailey alleges dFunksnnesI
followed b. dsssrtinn. They hsss NJ
3 .ilaren.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

RRAL EsEAxs MoTEHs Twelve deeds
foz rsal estate In ssastis wess Hlsd Cor
Fsoord IN ne Couniy Aaditoris oAes.
YESTERDAY. Fear were for nominal oan
siaarAaia1A Tee Aggregate oonsidNFa-
tioua 81 tue remaining siaht waa e890n.
he hishssl being $500. ana he louoss
$40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

TOznazzs LAuanEns Esnnz. Laueh.
Ser holdinR both iis sidss viii be pFnosi.
oally illustrated Tonight 81 he Opssu
House. wasn Llouis HarEison and his
renowned o0Dody oompany viii b
seen Ia The comedy eansnsion Of thl
day, "ekippod ~ the Lfaht Of III
Moon" This prodaetisn i nulVeEsalll
endorsed By all TIE greatest critics 81
the principal cities q AmeEiea a bsina
the funniest Of ell fuany plays yea oon-
ceived. uulesa ell BiQ1o fad, che larn.
est andisnco assn q FEye1s Opala Hoass
for many . aag vii turn out toniohf q
witness shia renowned pFsdaesion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

Tue deliaiona aaeng and haalthy
properties Of SQUAD, ripe fruit are wei
knowns end seeing TIE need of IN nasoe.
able ana elective laxative The Cali
foEnia ia SsgnD %. eonmenced Q fee
years aeo 70 menufaelnre q ooncsu-
tfated syrup Of klRs which has given
snoh general satisfaction THAI e d
rapidly eupoTssding the bitter drastic
liver meoisines and eatheTsiea hithsKto
q usa. II c1g1txe - bilIioua NJ ID. Far
saie N % cant and 81 bottles b
st6du3m a. B. cIBwARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

We have epmpieted aFFanesmenau
a any haaF Of The day or night ~ Fsa-
sonahla rates. SRArTKa TRANgExR Coz
streets. Tslepho1e IL. aa30lm
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wTsDoM.s RfIBRRrfNE.

Leading ladies Of society and prOmi.
nent professional Stars have testiasd
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terms 0naranteed harmless end
matchlssR. 4. B. Steward. drueRisi,
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esnd Rivesa beautiful card 70 svsry
purchaser.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29
DISTRICT COURT PRooEEDIEos,


JndRe Jones disposed Of The fOlIowina
business IN The DislEies Court yesterday
King Oounty against George d. Hill
motion Of the defsndant 10 quash she
summons taken under advissmsnt b.
the Court.
Jonss against Orb; defendant moved
for Judgment against the plaintiff fol
all the costs; motion ovsFfuled and ex,
espsion allowed.
Osborne against Osborne; referred b.
consent 10 B. p. Daniels 10 take evil
deace and report q 30 Court.
A. A. Amay aQainst ]. r Beadle; voR.
dict for the plaintiff for 9680.1T.
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MONEY mTnAN

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